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p;W4 Vt"A ` REQUE-,... r FOR CITY COUNG,S-�--ACTION Date December 19, 1988 Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council (('` Submitted by: Paul E. Cook, City Administrator Prepared by: Louis F. Sandoval, Director of Public Works APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL Subject: ACCEPTANCE OF OCUTT FUNDS .�.� 19 g CA / ITY CLERK Consistent with Council Policy? [ Yes [ ] New Policy or Exception Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Funding Source,Alternative Actions,Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: The County of Orange has advanced the city $91,000 in OCUTT funds in order to finance preliminary engineering for the super streets project (CC-728). RECOMMENDATION: Accept the advance and modify the Fiscal 1988-89 Budget document to allow for the expenditure of these funds. ANALYSIS: When the Fiscal 1988-89 Budget was prepared, the engineering work for the Beach Boulevard "Super Street" project (CC-728) was not planned to begin until the next year (1989-90).' However, it is the desire of the county that we complete the design work this year. In order to achieve this goal, the County has advanced us the required funds. FUNDING SOURCE: Local Transportation Fund (LFT) funds disbursed under the OCUTT program. These funds have been deposited in Holding Account F 301 pending transfer intoeexpenditure Account 747280. ALTERNATIVE ACTION: d c� n "_� Do not expend the funds in fiscal 1988-89. * M ATTACHMENTS: i-n —o I. Copy of County Warrant 2. Copy of 'Warrant Request C PEC:LSF:JM:dw ,(o 1872g/2 PIO 5/85 k ' COUNTY OF ORANGE N WARRANT NO. t&4 V 01-_3 5 4 9 4 4 AUDITOR'S WARRANT 1220 It DATE ISSUED SANTA ANA.CALIFORNIA - - WARRANT NO. THE TREASURER OF ORANGE COUNTY WILL PAY FROM THE Z2-89 ' ACCOUNTS PAYABLE REVOLVING FUND AMOUNT F DOLLARS AND .;,CENTS S.E-LEWIS-COUNTY-AUDtTOR CONTROLLER QADER ". .... - j Q` CITY OF `:HUNTINGTON ':BEACH :ATTit OAN Y.ILLELLA O.IR OF FIN 60X'19 MUNTINGTON -REACH '-CA '"92648 i VOID UNLESS PRESENTED TO THE TREASURER WITHIN SIX MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE II■O 13 5494411' 1: 12 200004 31:9 2811t90 24 2 21ll I DATE ISSUED 11-22-88 20 881115 4390 0000691 01- 354944 INVOICE S P O. DESCRIPTION NET REFERENCE TYP C NO. AMOUNT 919000000 CUTT FUND P OG A I COUNTY OF ORANGE,CALIFORNIA i PLEASE DETACH BEFORE PRESENTING FOR PAYMENT WARRANT TOTAL 919000.00 II F0132-21.5 REQUEST FOR WARRANT IM OF NAME= PLEASE-PAINT OR TYPE- � ._ _ • City of Huntington beach To: COUNTY OF ORANGE STREETApDRESS 1 Attn: Dan Villella, Dir. of Finance: i` 9' AUDITOR—CONTROLLER % P. 0. Box 190 l: P.O. BOX 687 CITY AND ZIP CODE SANTA ANA,CALIFORNIA 82702 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 SOCIAL SECS RI_DLNUMBER 77 __ TAXPAYER IDENT.NUMBER DATE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT L1/9/88 To disburse to the City of Huntington Beach from Local Transportation Fund (.LTF) under the OCUTT Fund Program for local streets, roads and State highway improvements. According to Chapter 951 , Statutes of 1987 (SB 622 Seymour) . Project No: Beach Blvd. - Super StreetsProject $91,000.00 � � O AUTHORIZATION Minute Order Date County L>t"anW! B Sig Board Resolution No. Other by KilrRUo`n•1Ki1r TRANSACTION NO. CLERK NO. NO.OF INVOICES JOB NO. TOTAL $91,000.00 AUDITOR'S USE ONLY/ DEPARTMENT'S USE—COMPLETE IN DETAIL S/C ENC.REV. P.O.NO. FU•BU. OBJ. SUB-OBJ RESP.CTR. PPB PROJECT NO. AMOUNT 1841 310 809, $91 ,000.00 TOTAL PAYMENT $91 ,000.,00 AUDITOR'S USE ONLY INVOICE DETAIL PURCHASE ORDER/CONTRACT INVOICE OR DISC'T INVOICE OR DISC'T INVOICE OR DISC'T INVOICE OR DISC'T NUMBER REFERENCE DED. REFERENCE DED. REFERENCE DEC). REFERENCE DED. AUDITOR'S USE ONLY MESSAGE DETAIL ESS. VARIABLE CODE VARIABLE CODEHEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS CLAIM IS EXPENDITURES AUTIJORIZED AND APPROVED S.E.LEWIS,Auditor-Controller TRUE AND CORRECT AND THAT I I/ APPROVEDLf PAYMENT HAS NOT BEEN RECEIVED /OTO'�) CLAIMANT DEPARTMENT HEAD OR AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE DEPUTY 0132 F85M.9(R3184)(Form I6) DEPARTMENT OR C'_AH,1:1^.'IT'S COPY P . /�'� © GI "' S� Cat. S"'f• .D E/N D T,tD✓Et f . P - REQUES`1 FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION RH 87-67 Date August 28, 1987 Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members Submitted by: Paul E. Cook, Acting City Administrator 4 COCIL VED$y CITY Prepared by: Douglas N. LaBelle, Deputy City Administra* unto Developme - i - Subject: REQUEST FOR REIMBURSEMENT - BEACH BOULE 7 AC n CI'r Consistent with Council Policy? [ ] Yes [ ] New Policy or Exception Statement of Issue, Recommendation,Analysis, Funding Source,Alternative Actions,Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: Attached are Invoices from Legal Counsel to the Beach Boulevard PAC and from the Chairperson of the Beach Boulevard PAC requesting reimbursement for expenses incurred which total $5,551.27. This exceeds the prior authorization of the City Council. RECOMMENDATION: 'Authorize payment of $1900.00 to the Beach Boulevard PAC as previously approved by City Council. ANALYSIS: In March, 1987 the City Council authorized a not-to-exceed amount of $1,000 for the provision of a "consultant" to the Beach Boulevard PAC. The Beach Boulevard PAC contracted with Sherry Passmore to provide these services and an Invoice was received and paid for these services which did not exceed the $1,000 authorized. On June 15, 1987 the City Council again authorized funds to be made available to the Beach Boulevard PAC on a reimbursement basis to procure Legal Counsel and other services connected with the Joint Public Hearing on the Proposed Beach Boulevard Project Area which was conducted on July 6, 1987. At that time the City Council authorized $1,200 for the procurement of legal counsel and $700 for the printing, postage, and distribution of an announcement of the Joint Public Hearing. The attached request from the Project Area Committee exceeds the previous authorization by $3,651.27. Attached are the Invoices from the firm selected by the PAC to provide legal counsel, a request from James A. Lane, Chairperson of the Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee requesting reimbursement of other out-of-pocket expenses, and copies of receipts therefore. FUNDING SOURCE: Any expenditure on the part of the City for the benefit of the Beach Boulevard PAC would become Redevelopment Agency debt. PIO 5/85 foof R H 87-67 August 28, 1987 Page Two ALTERNATIVE ACTION: Approve the Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee requested reimbursement in the amount of $5,551.27. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Letter from James Lane dated August 14, 1987. 2. Request from Beach Blvd. PAC's attorney dated July 31, 1987. 3. Letter from James Lane dated August 18, 1987. 4. Invoices. PEC/DLB/SVK:sar 1927r MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Douglas LaBelle, Deputy City Adminstrator City of .Huntington Beach RECEIVED FROM: James A. Lane, Chairperson Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee AUG l ! 199 DATE: August 14, 1987 REDEVELOPI�j SUBJ: Final Billing for Christopher A. Sutton, PAC Attorney I have received and verified the final billing from the Law offices of Gronemeier, Barker & Huerta for services rendered by Christopher A. Sutton to the Project Area Committee for the proposed redevelopment-of Beach Boulevard. The total billing of $3,050. is correct and I am submitting the invoice directly to the Redevelopment Agency for direct payment to Gronemeier, Barker & Huerta. Please pay within 30 days. Additionally, I paid $100. cash as a retainer to Mr. Sutton for his first visit 1-,to the PAC meeting on,'June 3, 1987. I wi - ll submit this bill as a separate billing for my personal and other PAC expenses shortly. Your prompt attention to this matter will be greatly appreciated. - Sincerely, J6!37 es .A. Lane Frankfort Ave. Huntington Beach, Ca 92648 Gronemeier, Barker & Huerta 199 S. Los Robles Ave. Suite 810 Pasadena, Ca 91101 GRONEMEIER, BARKER & HUERTA ATTORNEYS AT LAW 199 S. LOS ROBLES AVENUE-SUITE 810 PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91101 818/796-4086 OR 213/681-0702 July 31, 1987 BEACH BLVD. PAC C/O JIM LANE, CHAIRMAN 637 FRANKFORT AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92648 Client Code - CS0076 STATEMENT Re: RE DEVELOPMENT PLAN For Legal Services Rendered: July 6, 1987 14 . 50 hrs. at $90. 00 per hr. with CHRISTOPHER A. SUTTON 1, 305. 00 MEETING WITH LANE AND PASSMORE; ATTEND STUDY SESSION; ATTEND CITY COUNCIL JOINT HEARING; APPEAR BEFORE CIYT COUNCIL; MONITOR TESTIMONY; MEETING WITH LANE, OSTERMAN, PASSMORE, ET AL -------------- ***Total Billed Hours: 14.50 Subtotal 1, 305. 00 Balance from Previous Bill 1,745. 00 Unpaid Balance Over 30 days ( $0. 00) Finance Charge of 1. 00% on This Balance 0. 00 -------------- * Total Charges 3 , 050. 00 --------------- *** TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $3 , 050. 00 --------------- --------------- �p�5 RECEIVED MEMORANDUM AUG 1 9.1981 TO: Mr. Douglas LaBelle, Deputy City Adminstrator REDEVELOPMENT City of Huntington Beach FROM: James A. Lane, Chairperson Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee DATE: August 18, 1987 SUBJ: Final Billing for Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee Operating Expenses The following itemized expenses represent the final billing for the Beach Boulevard Project Area Committee, The PAC has approved these expenses and I verify that they are accurate and true. AMS Response-Keypunch. . . . . . .1500.00 Ron Bayhan-photographer. . . . . 210.00 City of Huntington Beach. . . . 50.00 Total Mail Service. . . . . . . . . . 320.39 Total Mail Service. . . . . . . . . . 112.40 Alpha Beta-film. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. 14 Goldenwest Copy Co. . . . . . . . . . 136.36 City of Huntington Beach. . . . 3.50 KIS 1 hour photo. . . . . . . . . . . . 36.21 County of Orange. . . ... . . . . . . . 2.50 Ocean Press. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . 16.70 Ocean Press. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.07 Gronemeier, Barker & Huerta, retainer -for Christopher A. Sutton, PAC attorney 100.00 total 29501 .27 This will, hopefully, conclude all the Project Area Committee's expenses. Please make check payable to me. As a reminder, these types of expenses require reimbursement under State Redevel- opment Law. Enclosed are copies of the various bills and invoices. Thank You. /637 mes A. Lane Frankfort Ave. Huntington Beach, Ca 92648 9 iitt � — - � - "F' 'Tti[v v� <T""�Rsy �M" ;e .., 7"-�""'� r•C rr.'�''x -`^3'3�"'•3-rr"- r�fi � �� j[ _ [ �I• r. $ �� T�. ..i 5'IT :�fs� ['rit,,+ . 7897 NO. s,.,"�"x' -•'-- ' .�': r iv `'ti' i- fi{" -a,s. t 7 •,t x`rirr g. #�s 'r'�x 'ri k E i rr [-�' - WPWT4 -t?.�"}i.__ w'^ ._.n,z-Y•- - .'=- -.. i_. .t_ r . .. '*`:'` .c. . .,.t.,Ti, Conceptual(zation • Date Processing • Machine Addressing and'Inserting •-Rotary Offset Printing Direct Mail Advertising MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 79= 16105 GUNDRY AVENUE—PARAMOUNT, CALIFORNIA 90723 TELEPHONE (213).634-6484-OR FROM LOS ANGELES 979-1766 xSf r'.'v:L' 1 A 1.4400 -L' 11UNTINGTON PEACH 1.) FPC spa. C/O JAMES CANE T` 637 r•RANKFURT" AVE. ap: HU TINGTON BEACH CA 92-6 1r3 INVOICE DATE MAILING DATE YOUR ORDER NO. '07 IC:!07 06/25/87 RIPTI r6rx14T:n0b: .fit .+!CrR EDIT- MOUNT _ ** REDEVELOPEME:NT tAEE'PING MAIL1:Idi ,* SET TY('E.FOR ENVELOPE; RETURN ADDRESS / LOGO ' KEYPUNCH _� S_ CT UP 1, 753 RECORDS. PRODUCE' 1 ALPHA GALLEY - LISTING AND.ONE .SET UP 4-UP ZIP SORT CHESHII:I: L-ABELS.. 1 EA 1500. 00 1'500. 00. -- - PRINTING MAILINU-ARC C1iNCELCD: SALES TAX :: Cln AMS.-.CK#k 6830., 17./6/87 , SERV7CF ADV. 1.5.0n . 00 - TERMS:Net Cash.Please pay by Invoice.Service Charge will be added at the rate of 1 ih%per month(18%per annum)on past due accounts. DUPLICATE Minimum charge.of$1.00. f k - 1 ' c R117675 Date �. Pick Up Time Phone Address 1-HOUR UmM—Once HCH ° �ff C�nwWap PHOTO We use Tye Brand of Film Size of Film ASAASO Exposures PrIpt Size eg. ❑Kodak 135 6100 ❑ 12 33/e x 5 ❑Slide ' uli ❑ 126 ❑200 ❑ 15 ❑ 4 x 6 ❑Reprints ❑Konica ❑ 110 ❑400 ❑20 ❑ 5 x 7 ❑Enlarge- ❑Focal ❑ DISC ❑1000 ffi4 jx ❑ 33/a x 5 ments ❑Agfa ❑ 120 ❑1600 ❑36 ❑ 41/2 x,6 ❑3 M ❑Other ❑ Neg. ❑ 5 x 5 ❑Other Strips ❑ 4 x 5 Number of Prints Lab Use Only Total �3 , t: RONALD BAYHAN --PHA _�RAPHER t�r . �L- '�, • IpIYl91Gi NO. P. 0. BOX 639 1425 =HUNTINGTON BEACH;:CA 92648 rST L TO. SHIPPED TO G REET.4 NO. �- /. STREET f. NO. CITY S ATE ZIP CITY � r I ETATS IP t , CUSTOMER,S'ORDER SALESMAN TER F.O.O. DATE .•,F- i O , £ k 47 t _` .4 p�4 . r- I✓/ 111�1 it�Q� 3. R�diftrnl �.� If� � � MALD:�AYHAN-PHOTOGRAPHER P.V0..BOX 639t` 1426 _ �' HUNTINGTCIN BEACH, CA;92648 t SOLDTO ° SHIPPED TO 1 a[c ST5EET,&I NO r Jr�'^�A'''�/ /J�/'' /�j�•'/r STR(cET 6 NO. rrt r1-tK1 7 .ter.§� �, .i.. �- ``I f�/"!�/P�+�/(r' ! N -y!� • - - y; `4� rq^. 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BOX 190 f N.1. 0 # HUNTINGTON BEACH,CALIFORNIA 92648 HUNT74GMN f N_L OR CALL(714)536-5244 # h DATE 51�1 C.,RECEIVED FROM 14 ADDRESS COW "i'01 I rfutt 7 �si ff z- J i FOR J A -AMOUNT RECEIVED $ CASH CHECK CHECK 1:1 A.B.A.# RECEIVED BY J DESCRIPTION REFERENCE# CODE fTOUNT 7�< BUSINESS LICENSE 0301 BUILDING PERMITS 0306 PLAN CHECK FEES 0705 PLUMBING PERMITS 0307 6- ... . ... ELECTRICAL PERMITS 0308 IL C .. HEATING PERMITS 0309 rZ POOL PERMITS 0315 u: ot f PARK&REC(UNIT LOT FEE) 1908 J.; LIBRARY FEES(CELF) 0711 LZ Z GRADING PERMITS 0314 u- i GRADING PLAN CHECK FEE 0724 73�zz U d).1 i. 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Thompson, City Administrator/Chief Executive O ficer Prepared by: Douglas N. LaBelle, Deputy City Administrator/Redevelopment Subject: APPROVAL OF BEACH BOULEVARD CORRIDOR ACTION P Consistent with Council Policy? [ ] Yes [X] New Policy or Exception Statement of Issue, Recommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments: STATEMENT OF ISSUE: In 1982, when survey areas were adopted for the Main Pier, Talbert/Beach, Yorktown/Lake and Oakview Redevelopment Project Areas, a survey area was also established for portions of the Beach Boulevard Corridor. Recent staff investigations- have resulted in a recommendation to proceed with adoption of a Redevelopment Project Area. RECOMMENDATION: 1. Approve the attached Action Plan for the Beach Boulevard Corridor and 2. Authorize staff to request qualifications and to negotiate and prepare a contract with a consultant firm to assist in the Redevelopment Plan Adoption Process. ANALYSIS: The attached Action Plan highlights the major tasks to be undertaken, and elements to be incorporated in a Redevelopment Plan Adoption Process for the Beach Boulevard Corridor. The major reasons for pursuing a plan adoption for this area are: 1. The few remaining vacant parcels along the corridor which will be of most significance to the enhancement of the corridor are rapidly being committed to private development. 2. Currently vacant or under utilized parcels within the corridor may represent key relocation resources that will facilitate the implementation of the Main Pier Redevelopment Plan. 3. The concern regarding enhanced traffic movement through the corridor may most effectively be addressed and the physical development characteristics and land uses within the corridor may most effectively be controlled through the Redevelopment Plan process. Another key concern in the recommendation to move forward with plan adoption at this time regards the enhancement of current auto dealerships and the potential to induce additional new dealerships to locate within the Beach Boulevard Corridor. do 3� P10/1/85 RH 85-35 July 23, 1985 Page Two Commencement of the Plan Adoption Process at this time, and communication of the potential benefits of this effort to current property and business owners within the corridor may forward these objectives and help assure retention of other desirable businesses. It is recommended that staff procure the assistance of a consultant firm to provide technical assistance and support during the Plan Adoption Process. It is anticipated that the state law governing the procedures through which redevelopment plans are adopted will be changed and it would be beneficial to adopt any new redevelopment project area prior to July 1, 1986. To prepare the documentation within this time frame, such consultant assistance will be required to augment staff capacity. It is proposed that the cost of such consultant services be a Community Development Block Grant or Redevelopment Agency expense. At the time a contract for such consultant services is presented to the Agency for its consideration, a recommendation regarding a funding source will also be identified. ALTERNATIVES: 1. Do not approve the Beach Boulevard Action Plan. This will pre-empt commencement of the Redevelopment Plan Adoption Process at this time. .2. - Refer the Action Plan back to staff with additional direction. _FUNDINGSOURCE: Community Development Block Grant Program Funds previously budgeted for Beach Boulevard/Gotha rd Corridor Studies (Acct. #894834). Total estimated cost for consultant services $25,000-$30,000. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Beach Boulevard Action Plan. CWT/DLB/SVK:sar 1068h BEACH-BOULEVARD CORRIDOR REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA ACTION PLAN July, 1985 Immediate Actions 1. Review existing development standards within corridor and propose appropriate modifications. 2. Consideration of expansion of "Scenic Highway" designation from PCH northward to 405 freeway and/or institute Code Enforcement Program. 3. Initiate process through which Redevelopment Agency staff reviews and comments on all BZA and Planning Commission applications within corridor. 4. Review results of PBQ and D financial feasibility study of super street concept. 5. Establish Beach Boulevard Corridor as a high priority for underground utility district funds. 6. Solicit proposals and qualifications from consultant firms to conduct Redevelopment Project Area adoption process (with support from Agency staff). After staff review of qualifications, -request Agency approval of contract with consultant. Actions Through Plan Preparation and Adoption 1. Through the plan process, consideration should be given to amending the existing 'survey area boundaries to include all of the Beach Boulevard right-of-way and a generous set-back and to expand the survey area boundaries in some locations to increase the depth of parcels within the project area. 2. Use the inclusion of the complete Beach Boulevard right-of-way and set-back to implement the "super street" concept, traffic systems management, cross traffic flow, and to implement an urban design theme for the corridor. 3. Identify parcels that are relocation resources for activities within the Main-Pier Redevelopment Project Area; to assist in early start to projects within the Main-Pier Project Area. Identify any Agency acquisitions. 4. Assess conflicts in Agency's land use objectives within the corridor and reconcile through plan preparation (auto vs. office vs. commercial) and establishment of "high-rise nodes." 5. Determine feasibility of establishing an assessment district to finance various improvements. 6. Determine any financial relationship between Agency and County of Orange. 7. Commence preparation of Code Amendments necessary to implement "Redevelopment Plan." 8. Commence involvement of business owners and community groups. fJ-3 - Bich 131�d. corr� �uv P la n r.aoao r..000 e000 e000 -Tow saoo a000 7000 G � �4 „ , 1T�, E IMO -- -- -- ' lip i I ___. �. ��'+-9�-k��r��s"�,,�i -_! # i ,I J , t�� 1 .-a �_ _ '�". • ii' ;Imo_ i i � .24 5 N ORH D = * —t ENHA _ AREA -I �KVIEW,NEIGH RII000 ENHANCEMENT A A o -LIBERTY NEIGHBORHOOD �NHANCOMENT AREA _ w .. OREJiEIG BORHOOD ` x NCEMEN AREA.:: TY prop $rWv NEItiL�BQBFi N ANfEMENT9,WEA O • vdK �� s d��'� ���v ;x �+ .�i,�� � m�� ,.i•.r. —s*: 7k rl*�/ ',w W E g: TOWNLOT NEIGHBOR S ENHANCEMENT AREA - _ NEIGH DOWNTOWN d.= HUNTIINGTON BEACH REINVESTMENT AREA BSc �`��. •,r,;; � / COMMUNITY & NEIGHBORHOOD ENHANCEMENT AREAS Mola Development corporation tout"t ee�i 8072 Adams Avenue, Huntington Beach,CA 926416 (714)969-1343 February 14, 1985 Mr . Dan Griset, Chairman ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 1055 North Main Street Suite 516 Santa Ana, CA 92701 Re: Beach Blvd. "Super Street " Dear Mr . Griset: It has recently come to our attention that Beach Blvd. has been proposed as a "Super Street' and that a cross-over may at some time in the future be constructed at Beach Blvd . and Warner Avenue in the City of Huntington Beach . Mola Development Corporation is the developer of a 375,000 square foot commercial complex at the southwest corner of the Warner-Beach intersection. As you are undoubtedly aware, Beach Blvd. is one of the major commercial streets in all of Orange County. It is our feeling that a Super Street concept could have a devastating impact on all of the businesses along that corridor, to include our commercial complex which is presently in construction. We view this "Super Street" project as a means for moving traffic from interior parts of the County to the beach with no concern for those businesses in between who have invested millions of dollars. It would appear that other methods could be found to move traffic from point A to point B and that other transporation systems might be a viable alternative . It is my understanding that the studies incident to the ultimate decision of the Super Streets will commence shortly. I have a serious interest in being included in any discussion relative to the ultimate decision and would welcome the opportunity to be,_._` included in a citizens advisory group. o FELR I ' \1 Mr . Don Griset, Chairman ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION February 14 , 1985 Page two I intend to bring the seriousness of this matter to the attention of a plenary session of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce as soon as possible to insure their continual involvement in this matter . I would ask to be kept fully advised as to all actions taken by the Commission and Staff. It would appear the approach presently being taken is not the proper solution to the problem. Very truly yours , MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Peter E. von Elten, Executive Vice President/General Counsel PEvE/cd cc: Harriet Wieder , Chairwomen/Orange County Board of Supervisors Ralph Clark , Orange County Supervisor Bruce Nestande, Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley, Orange County Supervisor Roger Stanton, Orange County Supervisor Lisa Mills, Orange County Transportation Commission Spencer Sheldon, President elect , Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce Mayor Ruth Bailey, City of Huntington Beach Frank Mola, President , Mola Development Corporation George Kocenda, Mola Development Corporation PAGE Co411-1. 0Q = o ORANGE COUNTY �°o TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 9TgTION G0 1055 North Main, Suite 516 Santa Ana, California 92701 (714) 834-7581 Commissioners James Beam Clarice A. Blamer August 16, 1985 Ralph B. Clark Richard B. Edgar Thomas F. Riley James Roosevelt Harriett M. Wieder Heinz Heckeroth Dr. F. H. Meisinger 590 Allview Terrace Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Dear Dr. Meisinger: Thank you for your letter of July 26, 1985, commenting on the various alternatives proposed for Beach Boulevard. Your comments, along with those from other property owners, businesses, and residents, will be presented to the Huntington Beach City Council prior to their adoption of a program of improvements for Beach Boulevard. Thank you again for your input on this project. Sincerely, C isa C. Mills Project Manager LCM:RM:jjh equal opportunity �PN(E COVE 10 z ORANGE COUNTY ;00 -�� TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 9T44TO4 GO 1055 North Main, Suite 516 Santa Ana, California 92701 (714) 834-7581 Commissioners James Beam March 7, 1985 Clarice A. Blamer Ralph B. Clark Daniel E. Griset Thomas F. Riley James Roosevelt Harriett M.Wieder Heinz Heckeroth Peter E. von Elten Executive Vice-President/General Counsel Mola Development Corporation 8072 Adams Avenue Huntington Beach, California 92701 Dear Mr. von Elten: Thank you for your recent letter of concern regarding the proposed super street project on Beach Boulevard. We would be pleased to have you participate in the community advisory group that is being established for this study. The first meeting of this group is expected to take place some time in late March or early April. As your letter stated, Beach Boulevard is one of the major commercial streets in Orange County. It is for this very reason the super street concept may be an appropriate solution to the traffic congestion that occurs every day on Beach Boulevard. Improvements such as traffic signal coordination, parking restrictions, bus turnouts, access consolidation, and grade separations (flyovers) at key intersections can improve traffic movement while maintaining the accessibility of Beach Boulevard businesses. Like the rest of Orange County, the Beach Boulevard area continues to grow. As population and employment densities increase, so does traffic congestion which makes it more and more difficult for people to reach the market areas along Beach Boulevard. The super street project will improve the accessibility of commercial complexes such as the Charter Centre. Finally, let me assure you that a flyover is only one alternative that will be considered in this study for improving the intersection of Warner Avenue and Beach Boulevard. The study will provide an opportunity to assess a number of options for improving this intersection. If a flyover is determined to be the most appropriate solution, we feel that it can be designed to maintain access to businesses and also complement the urban landscape of this area. equal opportunity a ' Peter E. von Elten Page 2 We look forward to the Mola Development Corporation's participation in the community advisory committee. If you have other questions or concerns before the first committee meeting, please feel free to call Lisa Mills, Project Manager, at (714) 834-7581. Sincerely, Daniel E. Griset Chairman DEG:LM:RM:jj cc: Frank Mola, President, Mola Development Corporation George Kocenda, Mola Development Corporation Members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors Mayor Ruth Bailey, City of Huntington Beach Spencer Sheldon, President-elect, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce Lisa Mills, OCTC t It {�{�aY+Y �+t S fa 4h r�/ n ttTt "I ' �� ✓fin a9`Y `� ` Vj%" t,�y.S" #�r t z1's} kz'k* ;-u V•1.-�+'i� 9 � L' t t c c !t-+5�.. {; df � �. 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Main Street -- - Suite 516 Santa Ana , CA 92701 Re: Beach Boulevard "Super Street" Project Dear Ms . Mills: We have been property owners in Huntington Beach for ten years and conducted a car wash on the corner of Warner and Beach Boulevards for a goodly portion of those ten years . We recently sold the car wash business , but we continue as owners of the underlying land and as taxpayers of the City of Huntington Beach and the County of Orange. We received your letter of December 12 , 1985 , and feel compelled to respond. You indicate that overpasses , or "grade separations" , are proposed for Beach Boulevard at the Warner , La Palma , and Imperial Highway intersections . You did not mention that your department originally recommended a total of eight overpasses for Beach Boulevard , but that five of these overpasses are no longer being considered due to the objections of various municipalities along the route . We have no doubt that each of the five discarded overpasses had the same compelling reasons for their construction as your Commission has out forward for the one at Warner and Beach. We also have no doubt that the same compelling objections to the overpasses that existed in the other cities are here in Huntington Beach. You indicated that the "main adverse impacts" of the project "are primarily associated with disruption during construction" . [lot mentioned in your letter , but contained in previous Commission materials , was the estimate that the construction at [+?arner and Beach would take between 18 and 24 months to complete , and that the multimillions lost by affected businesses would take up to 20 years to recover . We venture to say that your statement that the adverse impact is restricted to the construction period is tragically shortsighted . We haven 't seen actual cost projections of the "Super Street" project . We do wonder if the City of Huntington Beach, the County of Orange , Caltrans , and _your own Commission have allocated sufficient dollars for the eminent domain/condemnation actions that are sure to be filed by the businesses that are not only ' adversely impacted ' during the construction period , but are actually driven out of business by the permanent rerouting of traffic. We do not want to obstruct the flow of progress , but we must object to this counter-productive proposal put forward by your commission that has such an adverse effect on our community. The "Super Struts Demonstration Project" has many positive elements . The Warner and Beach overpass is not one of them. Sincerely, Donald W. Walsh C. Richard Sass City council Members Mayor Robert Mandic Ruth Bailey Ruth Finnely John Thomas Dan McAllister Peter Green Jack Kelly f EPIC PRODUCTS, INC. 2110 S. Yale Santa Ana, California 92704 (714) 641-8194 (800) 548-9791 M C-<- January 21, 1986 ......z Ms. Lisa Mills Orange County Transportation Commission 1055 North Main Street Suite 516 Santa Ana, California 92701 Dear Ms. Mills: My name is Steve DuBow. My wife and I own commercial property located at 7911 Warner near the corner of Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach. The building is leased to Huntington Honda. I am writing this letter in regards to the Super Highway project which the city and county are considering. After reviewing the proposals, I am gravely concerned as to the negative effect this will have on businesses in the area of Warner and Beach. I feel the high cost to business and property owners in the area through loss of business, far outweighs the small benefit to commuters. I am particularly against the bridge over Warner. The time frame of 18-24 months for construction is almost certain financial death for the many small businesses in this area. The tenant who occupies the property I own feels he will be unable to stay in business for the construction period mentioned because of anticipated revenue drop. I ask you to carefully review the plan and to hopefully decide against it. Pleas feel free to contact me if I can answer any questions. Sint Y9 Steve DuBow SD/mbs Dn- 900 WEST ALAMEDA AVENUE 0 BURBANK, CALIFORNIA 91506 Jyl� 0 PHONE: (818) 843-7311 C-- S-G Ldglfthh� TWX: 910-498-4840 /TELEX: 69-8150 C;S-;D January 20 , 1986 Orange County Transportation Commission ATTN: Lisa Mills . 1055 No. Main Street, Suite 516 Santa Ana, California 92701 Re: Super Streets Project on Beach Boulevard Dear Ms. Mills : Please consider this letter our written notice to you and to the Governmental agencies involved in this Project that we are adamantly opposed to the Warner and Beach Overpass Project that would block the traffic from access to our business located at 17151 Beach Boulevard, City of Huntington Beach. In fact we are opposed to any project that would force the closing of our business due to the lack of access from the vehicles on Beach Boulevard. I am also sending letters regarding this matter to the Mayor and to the City Councilmen of Huntington Beach. It seems your project, as you have it designed might force us and many businesses to close their doors . We hope you will consider the input from the business community which is located along Beach Boulevard before any decisions are made. N , Orange County Transportation Commission Page Two January 20 , 1986 Re: Super Streets Project on Beach Boulevard We generate a- great amount of sales tax for the City, County and State. It would be unfortunate if it was lost due to the closing of business . Sincerely, OLIVER & WINSTON, INC. B Jacques T. L. Hunter Senior Vice President JTLH:cu cc: The Honorable Robert Mandic Jack Kelley Ruth Bailey Peter Green Dan McAllister John Thomas Ruth Finnely Ric Russell Sam Barnett Rand Rogenes HUNTINGTON BEACH CHAMBER of COMMERCE • SEACLIFF VILLAGE, 2213 MAIN, # 32 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648 TELEPHONE (714) 536-8888 January 27, 1986 1985.1986 -- - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Mr. Robert Mandic, Mayor SPENCER C.SHELDON Sheldon Consulting Services City of Huntington Beach Vice President 2000 Main Street KLAUS GOEDECKEHuntington Beach, CA 92648 _ Automobile Club of Southern Californiaal ia _ Vice President -- JERRY HOLM Dear Mayor Mandic: Tokai Bank :.,., •.:.�.------ _ Vice President HAYDEETILLOTSON At their January meeting, the Board of Directors voted to support the Creative Decor Concepts Group Beach Boulevard Super Street Demonstration Project concept with access Vice President LARRY WASHA control and parking receiving heavy consideration. The Broadway CIrERIKLUNDQ/OHice► The Board support the Transportation System Management (TSM) alternatives, ERIK LUNOpU1ST PP P Y g Certified Public Accountant we recognize the need for improved traffic flow along the City's major Executive Vice President arterial highway both to enhance business and to provide an efficient JOYCE RIDDELL means for the public to travel to the City's proposed redevelopment Past President DALE L.DUNN projects in the downtown area. Huntington Savings 8 Loan BOARD OF DIRECTORS We understand that the proposed restriping would not allow parking except ART viles& Esc.I in the curb lane . Therefore our Board supports 24 hour parking Aviles d Assoc Insurance � THOMAS BOND restrictions on Beach Blvd. Our decision was predicated on concerns Dentist for public safety which outweigh commercial parking needs. In order BARRYBE Real Estatete by by McVay to help compensate those businesses dependent on on-street parking, CHRISCLAWSON we suggest alternatives such as parking turnouts, driveway consolidation McDonnell Douglas Astronautics and roadway improvements be considered. The Chamber suggests that City BILLCOMPTON redevelopment funds and Orange County Transportation Commission Super Southern California Edison Co. oBEATDAvIs Street project funds be used to help with driveway accessability and Robert D.Davis Consultants.Inc. increased onsight parking wherever possible. PHILIP INGLEE Liberty National Bank The Board encourages further review and study of the proposed grade IVAN KATZ Business to Business Magazine separation on Beach Boulevard at Warner Avenue. At this point in time, ARTLEns the impact cannot be properly evaluated and therefore, our Board reserves Dove Security Specialists opinion until a complete Environmental Impact Report (EIR) can be done. ROXANNENICKEL-O•MALLEY The Board cannot support the proposed 18 month construction schedule Fabric Protection.Ina PP P P DON PANKHARD which would be needed if conventional methods are used. Study is Donald M.Pankhard.CLU encouraged for new methods of construction with emphasis placed on BROOKEPLUNKETT prefabrication which would greatly reduce construction time to approximatelN Plunkett Insurance. three months. PHIL PRYNE Weiser Lock FRANK RICHMOND The Board of Directors and the Chamber's Transportation/Industry FrBfCois Committee will continue to monitor this issue and would appreciate LEW ovkoSAUAY being kept u to date as the project progresses. Lovtko sales Co. g P P P J P g ROBERT TEARY Terry Buick kne STAN TKACZYK Rainbow Disposal Company CAROLE ANN WALLC President•Women's Division DON WALTER hel on Security Capital Corp.ROGER WORK The Huntington Beach Co. ROBERTZINNGRABE cc: Lisa Mills, Project Manager, Orange County Transportation Commission Delma Corporation Charles Thompson, City Administrator 21311G eav c l m)j. aaw�v�fis�d�dJj �..� �iArl/ BEACH BOULEVARD SUPER STREETS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT OCTC Communications with City of Huntington Beach Businesses, Property Owners, and Residents (Meetings,Phone Calls, Letters) Date Name (Location) 1/�85 Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce 2/14/85 Mola Development Corp. ' ( Beach/Warner) 2/19/85 Huntington Beach City Council 3/06/85 Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach Board of Realtors 3/12/85 Huntington Beach Transportation Commission 3/19/85 Huntington Beach Rotary Club 4/22/85 Dr . Goldberger (Slater/Beach ) 4/23/85 Ralph ' s Grocery Co . ( Beach/Garfield) 4/23/85 CJ Discount Interiors (Beach/Slater) 4/24/85 Full Fashions (Sid Loox) (16674 Beach Blvd.) 4/24/85 Dr. Calick ( 17752 Beach Blvd . ) 4/24/85 Pet City (Ledy Ying) (Beach/Warner) 4/29/85 Aqua Tech ( south of Ellis ) 4/30/85 Computer Store ( 16241 Beach Blvd. ) 5/01/85 Anderton & Associates (Beach/Ellis ) 5/01/85 Caps Cooling System (A.M. Dodd ) ( 19322 Beach Blvd. ) 5/01/85 Ronald Steiner ( 17300 Beach Blvd . ) 5/01/85 McDonald ' s ( Jim Marshall ) ( 16866 Beach Blvd. ) 5/01/85 Pet City (Ledy Ying) (Beach/Warner ) 5/01/85 System Autowash (Ric Russell ) ( Beach/Warner) 5/02/85 G.R . Sass (Beach/Warner) 5/U2/85 Sport Chalet ( Dean Comoletti ) ( 16242 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Mail Center (M.R . Ives ) ( 16783 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Cliff Houser ( 1761U Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Vista Centre (Rudi Van Mil ) ( 17401 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Schurgin Development (Carrie Parent) ( 16700 Beach) 5/02/85 James Turner ( 18421 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Liberty Market (Clarence Luis ) ( 17.701 Beach Blvd. ) 5/02/85 Ralph ' s Grocery Co. (Bill Veeder) ( 19041 Beach Bl . ) 5/02/85 Leadership Real Estate (Trudy Yea) ( 17301 Beach B1 . ) 5/02/85 Conroy' s Flowers (Richard Allen ) ( 16961 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Hsu Hsugh Yun ( 18330 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Dr . D.L . Dains ( 17751 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Hunt. Beach CarWash ( MarthaSzerenyi ) ( 7949 Garfield) 5/02/85 Charley Brown ' s (William Griffith ) ( 16160 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Waite ' s Pharmacy (Mrs . Waite) ( 17522 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Dress Affair ( Barry King ) ( 19093 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Boot Barn (Ken Meany) ( 16612-A Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Hunt. Center Car Wash ( Elizabeth Lewis ) ( 16061 Beach ) 5/02/85 Mola Development ( Peter von Elten ) (Beach/Warner) 5/02/85 Pet City (Hau En Ying ) ( Beach/Warner) 5/02/85 Dr . St . Claire ( 16271 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Caps Cooling System (Mrs . Dodd ) ( 19322 Beach Blvd . ) 5/02/85 Huntington Beach Hubcaps ( 18423 Beach Blvd . ) 5/U2/85 Video Tech #1 ( 18548 Beach Blvd . ) 5/06/85 Bill ' s Liquors (Steve Homer) ( 19351 Beach Blvd . ) 5/07/85 Good Earth (Debbie Bowler) (16811 Beach Blvd.) 5/13/85 Walter Martznec (Beach/Ellis ) BEACH BOULEVARD SUPER STREETS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT OCTC Communications with City of Huntington Beach Businesses, Property Owners, and Residents (Meetings,Phone Calls, Letters) Date Name (Location) 5-/- 3/85 Charles Best (property manager) (Beach/Garfield) 7/15/85 Tom Hood ( Beach/Talbert) 7/15/85 Matsu Restaurant (George Seto) ( 18035 Beach Blvd . 7/15/85 Red Carpet Realty (Mrs . Sussman ) ( 17281 Beach B1 .i 7/16/85 Dilday Bros . Mortuary ( 17911 Beach B1 . ) _ 7/16/85 Mr . Eastman (Beach/Adams) 7/16/85 Tom Bernatz- (Beach/Terry) 7/17/85 Dee Picciotto ( 16061 Beach B1 . ) 7/17/85 Halispecht ' s (Katie Powers ) ( 18582 Beach 81 . ) 7/17/85 Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce 7/18/85 Mr . Shurley ( 16121 Beach B1 . ) 7/22/85 Huntington Beach City Council 7/23/85 Mr . Shemie ( Beach/Edinger) 7/24/85 Arby ' s (Stacey Kobata) ( 7942 Edinger Av . ) 7/24/85 Pro Sound/Lighting (Mr. Dettman ) ( 17875 Beach B1 . ) 7/24/85 Caps Radiator (Pattie Dodd) ( 19322 Beach B1 . ) 7/24/85 Dimensions in Fashion (16911 Beach B1 . ) 7/24/85 Topa Thrift (H . Igawa) ( 19107 Beach B1 . ) 7/24/85 Great Bear Auto Center ( 19751 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Equipment Rentals ( 17191 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Dr . Meisinger ( 16191 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Acme Auto Parts (Dale Samford) ( 16950 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Donuttery ( 17436 Beach 81 . ) 7/25/85 G .R . Sass (Beach/Warner) 7/25/85 Dimensions in Fashion ( 16672 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Albert E . Nunn ( 18080 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Charley Brown ' s (16160 Beach Bl . ) 7/25/85 Charles Best ( Beach/Garfield) 7/25/85 Orange Co. Coin (Steve Neblo) ( 1b502 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Huntington Center Chevron ( 7777 Edinger Av . ) 7/25/85 Frank Millard ( 19671 Beach B1 . ) 7/26/85 Ralph ' s Grocery Co . ( 19041 Beach 81 . ) 7/25/85 Mail Center ( 16783 Beach 81 . ) 7/Z5/85 George Ducot ( 18182 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Dr. Harvey Liss (16123 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Boulevard Printers (Byron Hauff) ( 17408 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Bill Draney ( 18080 Beach bl . ) 7/25/85 Ric Russell ( 17042 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Louise Michaels ( 16052 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 MP&G tuneups ( 16742 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 A.L . Research ( 16371 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Scott Center ( 18302-30 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Jerry Boughner ( 19731 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Pet City (Beach/Warner ) 7/25/85 Arthur Jan ( 17456 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Acme Auto Parts ( 16950 Beach B1 . ) 7/25/85 Leadership real Estate ( 17301 Beach 81 . ) 7/25/85 Coast Podiatry Group ( 17791 Beach B1 . ) BEACH BOULEVARD SUPER STREETS DEMONSTRATI0N PROJECT OCTC Communications with City of Huntington Beach Businesses, Property Owners, and Residents (Meetings,Phone Calls, Letters) Date Name (Location) 7/25/85 Beach Cyclery ( 17941 Beach Bl . ) 7/26/85 Henry ' s Auto Sound (Ed Saub) ( Beach/Heil ) 7/29/85 Tarbell Realtors (Jackie Cordaray) ( 16111 Beach B1 . ) 7/29/85 Dr . Bock ( 16371 Beach B1 . ) 8/01/85 West County Counseling Center ( 17612_ Beach Bl . ) 8/05/85 Clarence Luis ( Beach/Liberty) 8/12/85 Thrifty Oil Co . ( Dana Tedesco) ( 19971 Beach B1 . ) 8/19/85 Mola Development (Dick Harlow) (Beach/Warner) 8/20/85 Charles Best (Beach/Garfield) 1U/07/85 Stroud ' s Linen (Jane Greek) ( 16672 Beach B1 . ) 10/16/85 California First Bank (Beach/Blaylock) 12/16/85 Mrs . Paul Shaffer ( 7802 Sea Breeze) 12/16/85 Bill Cooper ( Beach/Garfield) 12/18/85 Ken Padlock (Beach/Yorktown) 12/23/85 Don Jones ( Beach/Warner) 1/02/86 Rob Brower (Hunt. Beach) 1/03/86 Clarence Yoshikane ( Beach/Atlanta) 1/03/86 Mr . Wasbin ( Beach/Warher) 1/08/86 Bob Ziebarth ( 17871 Beach ) 1/13/86 Taco Tio (Steve Choi ) ( 7871 Warner Av . ) 1/28/86 Mola Development (Peter von Elten ) ( Beach/Warner) 1/30/86 Chili ' s Restaurant (Ron Saupe) ( Beach/Warner) 2/03/80- George Pearson ( Beach/Warner) 2/U3/86 Mobil Oil Co. ( Beach/Edinger) BEACH BOULEVARD SUPER STREETS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT OCTC Communications with City of Huntington Beach Auto Dealers (Meetings,Phone Calls, Letters) Date Name (Location) 5 n785 Beach Lincoln-Mercury ( Chet Clark ) ( 16800 Beach Bl . ) 5/01/85 Campbell Nissan (Al Parajeckas ) ( 18835 Beach Bl . ) 5/02/85 Beach Lincoln-Mercury 5/02/85 Delillo Chevrolet (Trey Delillo) ( 18211 Beach B1 . ) 5/02/85 Beach Motors (Mr . Wasserman) ( 17331 Beach B1 . ) 7/18/85 Maxey Toyota ( Beach/Garfield ) 7/24/85 South County VW ( 18711 Beach Bl . ) 7/24/85 Beach Lincoln-Mercury 7/24/85 Huntington AMC/Jeep ( 16751 Beach Bl . ) 7/25/85 Delillo Chevrolet 7/25/85 Beach Lincoln-Mercury 7/25/85 GM Motor Sales ( 18361 Beach 81 . ) 8/05/85 Worthington Dodge ( Beach/Chrysler) 9/19/85 Meeting with : Beach Lincoln-Mercury (Chet Clark) Worthington Dodge (Phil Love) Huntington Beach Chrysler-Plymouth (Ron Berry) Beach Olds/Mazda (Barry Wasserman) Campbell Nissan ( Robert Casillas ) American Motors (Frank Beniche) Avis Corp . Sea and Sun Subaru ( Don Wilson ) Wilson Ford (Dick Wilson) Delillo Chevrolet (George Delillo)